How do I setup mpd and ncmpcpp for runit? 31 July 2022, 21:17:13 I've managed to figure this out somehow the first time I've tried, but now I forgot how I did it. I think it was because I've managed to make mpd not run as root.I've tried Runit for user-services and when I entered Code: [Select]sv status /home/user/.service/mpd/, I got this Code: [Select]fail: /home/user/.service/mpd/: runsv not running. I don't know what to do. and I don't want to waste anymore time searching all over the internet.
Re: How do I setup mpd and ncmpcpp for runit? Reply #1 – 01 August 2022, 02:49:21 Wait, did you just install the mpd package instead of the mpd-runit package? If so, try installing the mpd-runit package and try setting up the service again.And regarding ncmpcpp, it is only available in the Arch Linux repositories.I hope I have helped you!Sincerely,Lennart Trannel Last Edit: 01 August 2022, 02:56:06 by lennartpooppering
Re: How do I setup mpd and ncmpcpp for runit? Reply #2 – 01 August 2022, 03:18:48 I figured out how to get mpd working. The only problem I have now is ncmpcpp not playing audio. When I try to play a track. it just stays paused while only playing 1 frame of the song's scrolling text animation.I installed mpd and mpd-runit.
Re: How do I setup mpd and ncmpcpp for runit? Reply #3 – 01 August 2022, 07:20:02 The audio wasn't working for me, because mpd was already running as a user-service from .service in my /home/ directory. So I moved the user-service folder somewhere else so that it wouldn't run on start-up anymore, and just ran mpd in the terminal manually instead. I can finally play audio in ncmpcpp now. [SOLVED]